The point estimate of the proportion of students who prefer the new schedule is 0.22.
Definition of Point Estimate
Point estimation is a technique used in statistics to determine a single value that will serve as the "best guess" or "best estimate" of an unidentified population characteristic, known as the point estimate. More precisely, in order to produce a point estimate, we apply a point estimator to the data.
For the confidence interval (0.195, 0.245), point estimate is calculated as follows,
p = (0.195 + 0.245) / 2
p = 0.44 / 2
p = 0.22
Hence, the point estimate of the proportion of students who prefer the new schedule comes out to be 2.2.
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1 is 384cm you multiply the 96 by 4 (because there is 96 4 times)
If I’m incorrect I’m sorry
Answer:
65.8 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of strings required to tie each vertex to the other three will be ...
(4)(3)/2 = 6
Those strings will be perimeter strings plus two diagonal strings. The lengths of the perimeter strings are given as 12 ft and 7 ft. The lengths of the diagonal strings can be found using the Pythagorean theorem.
d² = 12² +7² = 144 +49 = 193
d = √193 ≈ 13.892
Then the total length of all strings is ...
L = 2(12.0 +7.0 +13.9) = 65.8 . . . . feet
The artist will need 65.8 feet of string.
7 classes because $32 -$25 = 7 (where $25 is for one month, and the 7 is how much is left over of the total and 1 class = $1 dollar)
A term is a number or variable in a math sentence (such as an expression or equation).
Example:
a + 2b + c + 5
5 is a constant; a,b, c are all variables.
